Mary Charles

Dawn Kingston

Michelle Harrison

Hello! My name is Michelle Harrison and I am 24 years old. I have been working at Ensign for 10 years and I absolutely love it! Teaching is my biggest passion and I believe that with the teacher and parents working together, every student has the capability to do well in school and reach 100% mastery. It is my goal to help each one of my students reach that and to help them progress and grow spiritually to become strong pillars in Heavenly Father’s kingdom. I am always looking for ways to improve, and am currently looking to get my bachelors in Elementary Education.

Danielle Davis

LaDonna Kingston

Hello! My name is LaDonna Kingston and I have been teaching since 2021. I am incredibly excited to embark on this journey with each of my new students this year. For me, teaching is not just a profession, but a passion rooted in fostering a love for learning and nurturing the unique talents within each student. Together, we will create a classroom community where respect, kindness, and curiosity are celebrated every day. I am here to support and guide my students through challenges and triumphs alike, such as gaining 100% mastery. I look forward to partnering with their parents to make this a year of meaningful connections and joyful learning experiences.

Priscilla Newman

Hello! My name is Priscilla Newman and I love that I get to be a teacher at Ensign Learning Center! I have 6 years of experience in education and a Bachelors in Elementary. My journey in teaching has taken me through various grade levels, allowing me to develop a deep understanding of student needs and learning styles. This year will be my 4th year teaching third grade and I love this age of students! I strive to help my students reach 100% mastery while creating a fun learning environment and I’m so excited for this coming year!

Noelle Prescott

My name is Noelle Prescott, I have been teaching at Ensign for 3 years (one year as a TA and 2 in my own classroom). I have my high school diploma and some college credit. As a teacher, I love working with the students. My favorite part of teaching is seeing the students catch on to something, whether it be a school topic in class or a Bible standard the class is working on. My class goal every year is to have each student above average for 3rd grade. One thing I hope to leave my students at the end of the year is a strong testimony in the kingdom of God, the leader of the order, and their parents.

Samantha Stewart

Lillian Mason

I have been a licensed elementary teacher for two years at Hamer Elementary and am excited to begin my third year at Ensign Learning Center. Previously, I worked at Morning Star for 3-4 years (2017-2020) while furthering my education.

I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education in 2022 from Western Governors University (WGU). While pursuing my degree, I worked as a paraprofessional in the West Jefferson School District. My responsibilities included working as a one-on-one aide for special needs students, a Walk to Read aide, providing literacy intervention for younger grades, and conducting one-to-one assessments (PSI, PASI).

After earning my bachelor's degree, I was hired as a 3rd and 4th-grade split class elementary teacher. I thoroughly enjoyed working with my 3rd and 4th-grade students.

My goal is to become an educational rockstar! The more I learn, the more I want to continue learning. Each experience I gain brings me closer to leading and guiding young students effectively. I am excited to serve as a role model for the next generation. Teaching is my passion, and I am dedicated to the field of education. This is where I belong; this is my calling.

Sarah Chambers

I've had two years of experience working at our school as a music theory teacher, one as a TA, and one as a teacher. I've had the opportunity to work with all grades, 2nd-6th, everyday. I love getting to know each student and playing a part in their lives. I am so excited to be a 3rd grade teacher! My goal is to create a positive environment for learning, and to encourage each student to achieve their very best!